HARPER'S WEEKLY NATIVE AMERICAN PRINT

1899 1ed Harpers Weekly Philippine-US WAR Mexico APACHE Indians CUBA Spain Harpers Weekly was an early American magazine published by Harper. Beginning in 1857, it was a primary source of news, fictio

1899 Harpers Weekly 1ed Philippine-US WAR Mexico APACHE Indians CUBA Spain Harpers Weekly was an early American magazine published by Harper. Beginning in 1857, it was a primary source of news, fictio

[print] Winslow, Homer (American 1836-1910) Wood engravings for Harper's Weekly publication. ++ Snapping The Whip 1873. Sight very good to near fine. Not examined out of frame. Frame size: 29" x 23" E

Assorted prints and engravings of the American Revolution, including antique Harper's Weekly illustrations, famous scenes and battles, portraits of Presidents and other diplomats, etc.; together with

Making Hay. Homer, Winslow - American (1836-1910). Woodengraving. Harper's Weekly, July 6, 1872. Artist Biography: Winslow Homer (February 24, 1836 - September 29, 1910) was an American landscape pain

Assorted African Americana, including prints, engravings, photographs, etchings, and other medias depicting African American culture, famous scenes, Harper's Weekly illustrations, interior scenes, por

Assorted vintage Political prints and etchings, including: antique Harper's Weekly illustrations and posters; depictions of American battles; portraits of military and political figures; antique maps;

Offered in this lot is a unique framed print from the late 1800's of a Native American, named Two Dogs, from the Ogalala Sioux South Dakota tribe. This print of Two Dogs is done on heavy pressed paper

Kananginak Pootoogook (Native Canadian, 1935-2010). A limited edition lithograph and stencil print on paper. Titled, "Angujjuaq" ("Great Big Bear"), produced 2003. A tribal work depicting a white pola

Native American Print, "The Burning Arrow", 1904, Taber Prang Art Co., in orig oak frame w/applied Western theme decorations at upper center & corners, orig etched name plate, Exc cond, 26"H x 32"W.

Native American Print by George Catlin, visual measures 4.5'' x 6.5''

Woodblock Inuit Print and Soapstone Sculpture of Bear. Ottokie Ashoona, "Dancing Bear", Green stone figure of standing bear with right leg raised, together with framed woodblock print of bear. Inuktit

Native American Print, Pocahontas litho on paper, c.1909 by The American Art Works after orig by Howard Chandler Christy, VG cond w/tear center right edge, in a period fumed oak frame, 33.5"H x 18.5"W

Large Native American print by R.C.Gorman. Print is 29.5" x 37" in a frame 42.5" x 50".////////////////////////////////////////////////(From Wiki):"Rudolph Carl Gorman (July 26, 1931 – November 3, 2

Featured in this lot is a Native American print of a woman and her child next to a campfire set in a Native American themed frame. The print is copy-righted by Wolf and Co. in Philadelphia 1909. The f

Limited edition Native American man in feathered headdress print by Paul Pletka. Numbered 11/27, hand-signed by artist in lower right. Professionally matted and framed under glass. In excellent condit

1980s YSL Rive Gauche shirt. Blue silk with teal, yellow and orange all over Navajo print. Collarless with pussy bow neck tie with key hole. Bishop sleeves. Excellent vintage condition. Marked FR size

1970 Cape Dorset Inuit stonecut print signed Pitseolak (Pitseolak Ashoona, Cape Dorset, 1904-1983)- titled "Bird with Avatuk", #'d 43/50, 19" x 24 1/2"

Dimensions: H 17.25" x W 26.25 DESCRIPTION UPDATED SHORTLY

Native American Print, Portrait of Indian Princess, litho on paper, by Hayes Litho Co., c.1925, in later frame, Exc cond, 31"H x 16"W.

Embossed Haida print signed Jim Hart 1982, 13 3/4" x 17", "Qonangada".

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(American, 19th century) McKenney, Thomas L. (1785-1859) and James Hall (1793-1868), Mon - Chonsia, A Kansas Chief; Mar - Ko - Me - Te, A Menomene Brave; No-Tin, A Chippewa Chief; Pee - Che - Kir, A C

Thomas Kern and James Hull set of four (4) color prints of Native American chiefs. [Art: 15" H x 12" W; Frame: 27" H x 23" W]. One missing glass.